Physical education is still taught in outdoor settings in many warmer climates of the United States. Even when indoor facilities are available, physical education may be moved outside because of other curricular needs or facility issues. How can physical educators make the outdoor setting seem more like an indoor classroom? Outdoor teaching stations can be grass fields, or paved basketball courts, or nothing more than a patch of packed sand on the playground. This article presents some helpful ideas on how to create an environment that is comfortable and productive for those who teach outdoors regularly or even occasionally.